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From a statement issued by the National Statistics Institute:

The most important inflation levels of July 2017 are as follows: an inter-monthly variation of 1.51%, a year-on-year change of 5.22% and a cumulative variation of 4.11%.  Click to interact with graphicsClick to interact with graphics

The monthly variation recorded in July 2017 is the highest in the months in the period July 2010-2016 and is 0.97 higher than the average of 0.54 in the aforementioned period.

Of the twelve spending divisions that make up the CPI, food (4.12%), and health (0.24%), account for the level of inflation reached in July 2017 (1.51%). Transport (-0.74%), recreation (-0.45%), are the divisions that showed the highest drop in their price level.

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From a statement issued by the National Statistics Institute:
 
The most important inflation levels of June 2017 were as follows: an inter-monthly variation of 0.86%, an interannual variation of 4.36% and a cumulative variation of 2.55%.  [GRAFICA caption = "Click to interact with graphics"]